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Thankful Bertrand Traore has waxed lyrical about Unai Emery's Aston Villa impact after revealing his woes under the guidance of Steven Gerrard.
Delhi Capitals' Indian pace unit will have to punch above its weight against a formidable Gujarat Titans unit, which will start as overwhelming favourites in its first away match of the season, here on Tuesday. The defending champions have all their bases covered despite Kane Williamson being ruled out of the tournament after a serious knee injury. The hosts, on the other hand, are looking like an outfit that is bereft of a Plan B as it became apparent in their 50-run thrashing at the hands of Lucknow Super Giants. The primary worry is the composition of Indian pace attack, which mildly put is below par when Anrich Nortje isn't there to spearhead the attack.
Erik ten Hag has named his starting line-up for Manchester United's crunch Premier League clash with fellow top-four hopefuls Newcastle United at St James' Park this afternoon, making a cluster of changes.
Bemused Alan Brazil admits he can't understand the ugly scenes that marred the SWPL1 clash with between Rangers and Celtic.
Gillingham manager Neil Harris has set his side a new points total to aim for.
Britain's Tom Pidcock could gatecrash what is expected to be a battle between cycling's so-called Three Kings and snatch victory in the Tour of Flanders this weekend, according to former winner Philippe Gilbert.
The WTA Tour this season has so far been about three players: Iga Swiatek, Aryna Sabelanka and Elena Rybakina. Ons Jabeur is hoping to change that. Ad Jabeur made two Grand Slam finals in 2022 and finished the year as No.
Liverpool and France defender Ibrahima Konate has admitted he «had trouble sleeping» after two devastating final defeats in 2022. However, he has backed himself to make up for it in the future. Konate was on the losing side as the Reds were beaten in the Champions League final by Real Madrid before a dramatic penalty shootout loss with Les Bleus in the World Cup final in Qatar.